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basketball-court

v1.1.2

Published

Generate a basketball court in svg format.

Downloads

13

Readme

basketball-court

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Generate a basketball court in SVG format. Can be outputed as a string or convert into an SVGElement. The dimensions data are collected from Wikipedia, and stored in JSON files in meters. If you find there are some errors, please open an issue or send a PR!

Install

npm install basketball-court

or

yarn add basketball-court

Usage

const basketballCourt = require('basketball-court')
// Or include the script in your HTML.
// <script src="/path/to/basketball-court.min.js"></script>

// Convert svg to string, which can be outputed as a file.
console.log(basketballCourt().toString())
// Or you might want to use it as an SVGELement.
const element = basketballCourt().toDom()

API

court ([options])

  • options - The options object.
    • width - The width of the court in px. Default: 400.
    • type - The type of the court. Valid values: nba, fiba, ncaa, wnba. Default: nba.
    • theme - There are currently four preseted themes: plain, beach, steppe, volcano. You can preview each of the theme here. Custom themes are also supported, you can check here to learn about how to customize each part of the court. You can extend a theme by data property which is described below. Default: plain.
    • ftCircleDashCount - The number of dashed lines and spaces between them along a free throw circle. Default: 15.
    • horizontal - Whether the court should be horizontal. Default: false.
    • halfCourt - Whether to generate only a half court. Default: false.
    • reverse - Whether to generate a reversed court. Noted that it would look the same if halfCourt is false. Default: false.
    • trapezoid - Whether the lane area should has a trapezoid shape (or a rectangle otherwise). Default: false.
    • data - Additional config which that would override theme config. Check here for more information.